Sentence examples for better off attaching from inspiring English sources
I could live in a 16-person houseshare in order to scrape together a deposit for a shed in Enfield, but I suspect that by the time I had enough money, the market would have become so out of control that it would be no longer possible to buy property on land, and I'd be better off attaching a houseboat to a haunted island off the coast of Venice.
Wouldn't you be better off out and about, than attached to your phone feeling anxious?
The irony is that those bailouts were handled so badly, with so few real strings attached, that the government might have been better off had it lost money but forced more changes in the size and management of the banks.
"If you had all of the world's information directly attached to your brain, or an artificial brain that was smarter than your brain, you'd be better off". – Sergey Brin, 2004.
Are Americans better off?
Everyone seems better off now.
Will people be better off?
"You're better off somewhere else.
